Week 5 Mid-Term Exam The ISAS600 Mid-Term Exam is available below (Due no later than 11:59 PM Sunday of Week 5 – March 8th). Prepare your answers in a Microsoft Word document in APA Format which includes the Title Page, Paragraph Formats, Cites and References. Abstract and Table of Content are not required for exams. Be sure that your answers directly answer the questions asked and that they are “keyed” to the specific part of the question. Your answers should be concise while covering all applicable points/issues. Be sure to incorporate the topics covered to date in your answers and cite references. Book cites must contain the Page Number. Spell and grammar check your document before submitting it. Attach your Word file to the “MidTerm” Assignment within the “Assignments” area of the Classroom. Title of your Word File should be “surnameMidTermExam”, where Surname = your surname. As noted in the Syllabus, all student work should be their own and reflect the learning/reinforcement of known concepts that he/she has obtained in this course. Students should support their answers with cites appropriately formatted and properly documented on the Reference Page. I am looking for your ability to be creative and persuasive, not a particular “right” answer. As noted in the Syllabus, and reflect the learning/reinforcement of known concepts that he/she has obtained in this course. Students should support their answers with cites appropriately formatted and properly documented on the Reference Page. I am looking for your ability to be creative and persuasive, not a particular “right” answer. Exams will be graded on the following criteria: Exam Answers must be Recognizing that answers without cites are simply your personal opinions, your answers should be supported with appropriate cites consisting of classroom material covered in the textbook, lecturettes, discussions and URL (Universal Resource Locators) cited in the discussions. Be sure to properly format cites and fully document them on the Reference Page of your exam. Cites should be integrated into your answers not stand alone. Paraphrased information does not require quotes, but copied information does. Cites without appropriate explanations are not proper answers to exam questions. Note that exams are intended to measure what you have learned, they are not research assignments. Mar 8, 2020 11:59 PM
